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Sutton to Nelson, HMS AMAZON, Downs, 5 September 1801,(torn), requesting a survey on cables (Manuscript)
1801-09-05
CRK/12/116
James Sykes to Nelson, London, Arundel St, 18 May 1804, recommending his nephew Edmund, in the HMS ROYAL SOVEREIGN (Manuscript)
1804-05-18
CRK/12/111
Sutton to Nelson, Dock, 31 August 1804, recommending Mr Robertson, acting lieutenant in the HMS TIGRE, sending letters from Lady Hamilton with Hallowell who sails tonight (Manuscript)
1804-08-31
CRK/12/110
Marsh and Creed, London, 12 May 1804, concerning purchase of stock and prize money (Manuscript)
1804-05-12
CRK/8/189
Martin to Nelson, HMS EXPLOSION, Dungeness Roads, 2 October 1801, damage during trial of the new invented salvage cable sent on board at Sheerness (Manuscript)
1801-10-02
CRK/9/10
Graeme Spence to Evan Nepean, SORTINGS in Harwich, 11 August 1801, enclosing a letter for Nelson, annotated by Nelson, 'No, take my chance if necessary Mr Spence etc etc must come' and endorsed by Nepean 12 May (Manuscript)
1801-08-11
CRK/12/69
Thomas Martin to Nelson, Portsmouth, 13 July 1801, petition of former AB of the HMS BOREAS now a gunner of the HMS MAIDSTONE, requesting a larger ship (Manuscript)
1801-07-13
CRK/9/11
James Martin to Nelson, Exeter Gaol, 19 March 1803, petition regarding sentence for loss of iron ballast on the Diana (Manuscript)
1803-03-19
CRK/9/12
Lieutenant Richard Spencer (d.1839), RENARD, Malta, 18 September 1804, requesting a transfer, with an enclosure from the Duke of Clarence (not enclosed) (Manuscript)
1804-09-18
CRK/12/71
Lieutenant Thomas Smyth (d.1810) to Nelson, HMS NARCISSUS, 24 November 1803, disagreements with Captain Donnelly, requesting another ship, agreed by Captain Donnelly who threatens a court martial (Manuscript)
1803-11-24
CRK/12/65
William Smith to Nelson, Pershore 16 May 1803, previously served on the BERWICK, seeking employment (Manuscript)
1803-05-16
CRK/12/64
Captain M Martin to Nelson, HMS EXPLOSION, 13 August 1801, request for a survey (Manuscript)
1801-08-13
CRK/9/8
Solly and Gisborne to Mr Booth, purser of HMS LONDON, Dantzig, 26 June 1801,(2 pages), on the price of cattle and weight when kept longer on board, the return of hides, involve heavy loss, requesting an allowance be paid (Manuscript)
1801-06-26
CRK/12/66
Thomas Troubridge to Nelson, HMS VANGUARD, 22 June 1798, considers Egypt the destination (Manuscript)
1798-06-22
CRK/14/45
Mr Bowyer to Nelson, Pall Mall, 9 May 1801, request to subscribe to the publication of Sir Robert Ainstie's collection of drawings in Egypt (Manuscript)
1801-05-09
CRK/2/106
Samuel Briggs to Bickerton, Alexandria, 19 May 1803, reporting Turkish attitudes to British vessels, and views on recent developments in Egypt, with a PS of 20 May on a conference concerning access to the port (Manuscript)
1803-05-19
CRK/1/87
Ball to Nelson, Malta, 24 January 1801, on Nelson’s return to England, reporting he has applied for a dockyard position, enclosing reports on Egypt, with news of Tyson [Nelson’s former secretary], and views on the future of Malta (Manuscript)
1801-01-24
CRK/1/84
Young to Nelson, St James's Street, 20 May 1803, believes Buonoparte will make another attempt on Egypt, recommending George Mackenzie (Manuscript)
1803-05-20
CRK/13/194
Acton to Nelson, Naples, 14 Feb 1804, (2 pages), on news from Paris and Constantinople, unrest in Egypt, and Russian preparations in the Black Sea (Manuscript)
1804-02-14
CRK/1/26
Lieutenant Yarker, RENOWN, Naples Bay, 15 October 1804, having been appointed by the Admiralty to the WEAZLE, to which Nelson appointed Captain Layman, requesting an alternative appointment. (Manuscript)
1804-10-15
CRK/13/182
John Cowley to Nelson, Calcaton Street, 8 July [1800?], about the account on the city books of the vote for wounded at Egypt and Copenhagen, enclosing a motion about a subscription at Lloyds (Manuscript)
1800-07-08
CRK/3/102
Marquis of Sligo to Nelson, political news on support for Addington, reports of possible changes at the Admiralty, fear that French still have designs on Egypt, Austrian and Portuguese views, Mameluke [Egyptian] visitor well received (Manuscript)
1803-11-29
CRK/11/11
Hallowell to Nelson, HMS ARGO off Gibraltar, 25 January 1804 [2 pages], en route to Egypt with Elphi Bey and his suite, who had an interview with the king, and his pleased with his reception, and the outcome of negotiations; invasion fears and naval news, brought wine sent by Davidson (Manuscript)
1804-01-25
CRK/6/90
Thomas Harvey, HMS BELLISLE, Pulla Bay, 14 December 1804, losses in HINDOSTAN, reduced to foremastman but strength inadequate, desire an alternative employment (Manuscript)
1804-12-14
CRK/6/122
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